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- Founded1925
- HeadquartersAuburn Hills, Michigan, USA
- GroupStellantis
- Group brandsJeepRamDodgeFiatPeugeotCitroënOpelAlfa RomeoMaserati
About the brand
Chrysler was founded in 1925 by Walter P. Chrysler. The passenger-car marque is part of Stellantis; Pacifica minivans are among its best-known current lines. This hub is for Chrysler-branded vehicles, not the whole Stellantis group.
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How Walter Chrysler Turned Failing Maxwell Into America’s Chrysler Corporation In 1925How Walter Chrysler Turned Failing Maxwell Into America’s Chrysler Corporation In 1925
Walter P. Chrysler didn't start making cars from scratch, instead, he established the Chrysler Corporation by being in the right place at the right time and having the money to invest. He earned his fortune by solving problems and streamlining…
Chrysler’s Doomsday Hemi: The 426 DOHC That Never Got to Race Ford’s SOHC 427 CammerChrysler’s Doomsday Hemi: The 426 DOHC That Never Got to Race Ford’s SOHC 427 Cammer
In the high-stakes arms race of 1960s NASCAR, Chrysler’s legendary Hemi V8 was the undisputed king of the track—until Ford fired back with a weapon so radical it nearly broke the rules. The result? A pair of engines that never…
Marelli Assets Attract Stellantis and Nissan as Bankruptcy Talks ContinueMarelli Assets Attract Stellantis and Nissan as Bankruptcy Talks Continue
Global automakers Stellantis and Nissan are in advanced talks to acquire key assets from Marelli Holdings Co., the embattled auto parts giant currently restructuring under Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. The negotiations, which remain non-binding and subject to change, focus on…
At $23,950, Would You Let This 2002 Chrysler Prowler Slip Into Your Life?At $23,950, Would You Let This 2002 Chrysler Prowler Slip Into Your Life?
The 2002 Chrysler Prowler is one of the most gloriously impractical cars ever built, and a $23,950 asking price on Craigslist has us wondering if it’s a steal or just a steal of your soul. This retro-styled roadster isn’t for…
Three of the Least Reliable Plug-In Hybrids of 2026 Have Already Been DiscontinuedThree of the Least Reliable Plug-In Hybrids of 2026 Have Already Been Discontinued
Plug-in hybrids (PHEVs) were supposed to offer the best of both worlds: electric commuting range with the flexibility of a gas engine for longer trips. But Consumer Reports’ latest reliability data suggests that the added complexity of combining batteries, electric…
How a Mercedes-Benz-Built Manual Transmission Became Jeep Wrangler’s First Six-SpeedHow a Mercedes-Benz-Built Manual Transmission Became Jeep Wrangler’s First Six-Speed
The Jeep Wrangler’s first six-speed manual transmission wasn’t homegrown—it came from Mercedes-Benz. The NSG370 gearbox, originally developed for the Chrysler Crossfire, debuted under the Wrangler’s hood in 2005, marking the first time the off-road legend offered a six-speed shifter of…
Ford Expedition ranks among the most-driven gas-powered vehicles in the U.S.Ford Expedition ranks among the most-driven gas-powered vehicles in the U.S.
A new iSeeCars study has crowned the Ford Expedition as one of the most-driven gas-powered vehicles on American roads, placing ninth with an average of 17,299 miles logged annually. That’s 29.8 percent higher than the average gas vehicle’s 13,323 miles…
If You Want a Drop-Top Corvette from These Years, You’re Out of LuckIf You Want a Drop-Top Corvette from These Years, You’re Out of Luck
Chevrolet’s Corvette has been America’s sports car since 1953, a fiberglass-bodied two-seater built for speed and style. For most of its seven-decade history, buyers could choose between a coupe or a convertible. But two key gaps in convertible availability left…
How the 1957 Racing Ban Wiped Out American Factory Race Teams OvernightHow the 1957 Racing Ban Wiped Out American Factory Race Teams Overnight
The 1950s were a brutal era for motorsports, defined by soaring speeds, packed grandstands, and virtually nonexistent safety standards. The 1955 Le Mans disaster—where a factory-backed Mercedes-Benz 300SLR plowed into spectators, killing 84 people—marked a turning point. By the mid-1950s,…
Carvana Quietly Bought Several Stellantis Dealerships And Now Sells New Cars TooCarvana Quietly Bought Several Stellantis Dealerships And Now Sells New Cars Too
Carvana, the online used car retailer, has made a significant move into the new car market by quietly purchasing several Stellantis dealerships. Despite its past struggles, the company has transformed and is now valued more than the 'Big Three' automakers…